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Le Festival Afro à ne pas manquer à Paris !
Dates : 7 et 8 juin 2025 de 13h à 00h
Lieu : Paris Events Center - 20 avenue de la Porte de la Villette 75019 PARIS
Préparez-vous pour l'événement Afro de l'année à Paris ! En juin 2025, le AfroDom Festival débarque avec un line-up de folie et des vibes qui vont faire bouger toute la capitale. C'est LE rendez-vous à ne surtout pas manquer, avec 2 jours de pure énergie, de musique et de culture Afro et Caribbean !
LE FESTIVAL :
Un mix explosif de Afrobeats, Afro Pop, Amapiano, Dancehall, Shatta, Zouk, Gouyad, Compas, Hip Hop, African Vibes, Soca, Bouyon et bien plus encore. Vous allez vivre un festival d’une ampleur incroyable avec :
30 artistes internationaux et nationaux en live pour faire monter la température
2 scènes vibrantes
25 000 m² d’espace pour s’amuser et danser à volonté
ET CE N'EST PAS TOUT…
Food trucks & stands de street food pour régaler vos papilles
Food court pour faire une pause gourmande entre les shows
Une Zone Chill pour vous détendre
Un playground de basket pour les moments sportifs
Des attractions pour les petits comme pour les grands
Des exposants de produits locaux à découvrir
Espace bien-être avec massages, barbers et coiffeuses pour une touche zen au milieu du festival
Terrain de pétanque pour une ambiance décontractée entre amis
Photo call pour immortaliser vos meilleurs moments
LINE UP :
SAMEDI 7 JUIN
DIAMOND PLATNUMZ - LIBIANCA - BEENIE MAN - KAMO MPHELA - SINGUILA
LYCINAIS JEAN - KALIPSXAU - KRYS - KAYSHA - EMMA’A - EDDAY - T FIISH
TIGARAH - KAWEST - T-SIA - ANAÏS B - KARABA - DID - MAD MAXX - KILLERZ
DIMANCHE 8 JUIN
DADJU - CAPLETON - OXLADE - KAMO MPHELA - ADMIRAL T - INNOSS’B - SHANNON
ALISON HINDS - OSWALD - TEEYAH - LACONI - T FIISH - TIGARAH
KAWEST - T-SIA - ANAÏS B - KARABA - DID - MAD MAXX - KILLERZ
INFOS PRATIQUES :
Ouverture des portes : 13h00 (Samedi & Dimanche)
Aucun achat de billet n'est possible sur place.
Dernières entrées à 20h (même si vous êtes en possession d'un billet) et toute sortie est définitive.
Festival ouvert aux enfants à partir de 6 ans (obligatoirement accompagné.e.s d'un.e adulte muni.e d'un billet)
Paiement sur place : CB uniquement
COMMENT VENIR ?
En transports en commun :
Métro ligne 7 : Station Porte de la Villette, Sortie 3 (2 min)
Tramway T3B : Station Porte de la Villette Cité des sciences (5 min)
RER E : Gare Rosa Parks (15 min)
Bus ligne 150 : Station Magenta (3 min)
Gare du Nord / Gare de l’Est : 15 min
Gare de Saint-Lazare : 15 min
Gare de Lyon : 20 min
Gare Montparnasse : 30 min
En vélo :
Station Vélib à proximité
Parking vélo gratuit
En voiture :
Périphérique : Sortie Porte de la Villette (2 min)
Nombreux parkings payants à proximité
Uber, VTC, Taxis à proximité
En avion :
Aéroport de Paris Orly : 30 min via l’A6
Aéroport de Paris Charles de Gaulle : 20 min via l’A1
Préparez-vous à vivre un festival incontournable avec une ambiance de folie et des moments mémorables. On vous attend pour faire la fête et célébrer la musique Afro & Caribbean.
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May 13th 2016
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Alison Hinds Biography
Alison Hinds (born 1 June 1970) is a female soca artist from the Caribbean island of Barbados. She is one of the most popular soca singers in the world and has unofficially been given the nickname the "Queen of Soca". She has produced many popular songs that top charts even in countries which do not widely listen to soca.
In 1986, Hinds joined the soca band Square One. At first this band performed mostly in bars and clubs, but later they became a top Soca band, bringing soca to a new level. Alison produced her first hit in the year 1996, "Ragamuffin". That song made her win road march of that year for Kadooment (Barbados' Carnival). The following year she repeated road march and also won The Party Monarch with another hit "Twister". Alison was the first woman to ever win these titles in Barbados. This led to Hinds' role as the lead singer in the band. Next, Square One created an album called "Full Bloom". This album took over the Caribbean. It included the song "Faluma", which was the top song in the Caribbean for the period of 1999-2000. It toped the charts of Guatemala for 49 weeks. It was during this period that Hinds' popularity grew. Square One continued to produce hits until 2004 when it broke up - partly due to Hinds' departure.
Currently Alison Hinds lives with her family, husband Edward Walcott and daughter Saharan (born May 5th, 2004), on a horse farm in Barbados. She has her own band, "The Alison Hinds Show". This band was formed in 2005 when Hinds returned to the soca scene with the hit song "Roll It Gal" which is an anthem for young women and encourages them to have pride in themselves. In 2006 the song was still popular. Hinds is the main singer and most of the members of the band are young dancers and musicians. She also produced a song called "Love Affair". Since she returned to music she has recorded a collaboration with Machel Montano for the the remix of "Roll It Gal".
Read MoreIn 1986, Hinds joined the soca band Square One. At first this band performed mostly in bars and clubs, but later they became a top Soca band, bringing soca to a new level. Alison produced her first hit in the year 1996, "Ragamuffin". That song made her win road march of that year for Kadooment (Barbados' Carnival). The following year she repeated road march and also won The Party Monarch with another hit "Twister". Alison was the first woman to ever win these titles in Barbados. This led to Hinds' role as the lead singer in the band. Next, Square One created an album called "Full Bloom". This album took over the Caribbean. It included the song "Faluma", which was the top song in the Caribbean for the period of 1999-2000. It toped the charts of Guatemala for 49 weeks. It was during this period that Hinds' popularity grew. Square One continued to produce hits until 2004 when it broke up - partly due to Hinds' departure.
Currently Alison Hinds lives with her family, husband Edward Walcott and daughter Saharan (born May 5th, 2004), on a horse farm in Barbados. She has her own band, "The Alison Hinds Show". This band was formed in 2005 when Hinds returned to the soca scene with the hit song "Roll It Gal" which is an anthem for young women and encourages them to have pride in themselves. In 2006 the song was still popular. Hinds is the main singer and most of the members of the band are young dancers and musicians. She also produced a song called "Love Affair". Since she returned to music she has recorded a collaboration with Machel Montano for the the remix of "Roll It Gal".
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